Gerry B. Dudley- What Did You Learn?
10 Ideas to Consider...
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Medicine remained a significant part of World War I
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Captain Gerry B. Dudley, a prominent member of the Charleston community, participated in this historical event and his experiences offer tremendous insight into a WWI soldier's existence
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Military training during this period involved more than just physical drills
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The Atlantic voyage may have been one of the most difficult, but uniting experiences in a soldier's war time adventures
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Living circumstances varied and greatly tested a soldier's strength
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The revolutionary systematic hospital system assisted in saving many lives
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The atrocities of war reached beyond the front lines and into medical personnel's physical and emotional realm
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As evidenced by their tremendous work, physicians such as Captain Dudley retained an abundance of dedication to their profession and country
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Whether in institutional archives or in a family photo collection, photographs illustrate significant historical information
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Preserving photographs and using them as educational tools should become a common practice
